Documents

Documents remain essential in IT asset management - both as proof of documentation and as reference material during emergencies when databases or applications like i-doit might be inaccessible. And the i-doit Add-on Documents offers even more use cases.

Core functions of i-doit Add-on Documents

- Automatic creation of written (PDF) documents filled with contents of the CMDB
- Use of WYSIWYG editor to format and design templates, e.g. in Corporate Design.

Create contingency manuals and other documents in your own design

Text modules created once can be re-used, this results in a lot of use cases. First of all, you think about the contingency manual of course. Its generation is often a project on its own. But even for daily recurring processes like the release of IT equipment to users including the current data protection policy, rental tickets for video beamers with their instructions or the access to guest WLAN: Most of the time documents have to be issued that have to be up-to-the-minute and be completed by data from the CMDB.

Automatic update of external contents

The above-mentioned use cases are based on documents that are also printed. However, the i-doit Add-on Documents can also generate other formats. Online contents can be kept up-to-date on other platforms.

Instructions, knowledge databases etc. are stored in Wikis in many organizations. These can be at least fed by external contents. Further necessary activities are the update of the web shop for the ordering of IT equipment, the update of the service catalog. They can be partly or fully automated by the i-doit Add-on Documents. The foundation data is available in the CMDB.

Reporting and documentation for customers

Clean prepared documentation delivered on-time and in addition with the correct content: This is what you expect when you order IT services from providers or if IT services are outsourced. This means time-consuming and expensive documentation processes for the providers of the services, or: The automation with the i-doit Add-on Documents. This way the access to particularly defined documentation is granted without direct access to the CMDB.